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Written by Jeremiah Patterson April 22, 2020

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Written by: Jeremiah Patterson February 25, 2020, 8:13 PM

Bernie Sanders indicates his name is being mentioned too much.  Former Vice President Joe Biden refuses to answer a question about being defeated in South Carolina.  He said, “I will win.” This was referring to the victory in South Carolina.  Fmr. Mayor Bloomberg says he has the experience to be President and is prepared.

Sen. Warren accuses Fmr. Mayor Bloomberg of pregnancy discrimination and misogynistic comments.   Sen. Bernie Sanders is questioned again on “Medicare for all.”  Multiple Candidates attack Sen. Sanders on medicare for all.

Second Segment- Guns, Education, Affordable Housing, and Legalization of Marijuana.

Joe Biden says when he’s President he will, “Come after you.”  This was referring to the NRA.  Fmr. Mayor Bloomberg said, “I value education.”  Sen. Warren, “We build a future by investing in the education of our children.”  Sen. Sanders speaks on raising teacher salary.

Senator Klobuchar: We need to build a coalition.  This was referring to the broken House system.

Tom Steyer: I believe I’m the only person on this stage that supporters reparations.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Sen. Bernie Sanders supports legalizing Marijuana.   “We are going to move to expunge the records of those who were accused of having it.”

For more here are the highlights:

Written by Jeremiah Patterson 9:33 PM February 07, 2020

Courage is the ability to do something that intimidates others.  I’m not talking about the courage to save someone from violence or the courage to speak up when someone is actively and conspicuously being bullied.  Although those things are essential, I’m talking about political courage.  The ability to put country over party, and accept the ramifications.  I’m writing to discuss do politicians have the courage and the ability to do something so galvanizing that intimidates their colleagues?

Before I tell you about the courage in current politics, let’s analyze the historical background here.  According to history, Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglas, Abraham Lincoln, and many other historical figures have shown courage.  Nevertheless, Thomas Railsback showed political courage as well.  In the midst of Nixon’s corruption, Thomas Railsback said, “In my opinion, Richard Nixon has done many wonderful things for his country.”  Congressman Railsback was also Richard Nixon’s friend, but also a big believer in the Constitution.

According to an article from The New York Times, Tom Railsback, Who Reconciled G.O.P. to Oust Nixon, Dies at 87, “the president appeared to have violated by withholding evidence from Congress and, even more, by implicating himself in a cover-up in conversations recorded on White House tapes, which the courts had ordered the administration to release.”

Congressman Railsback’s, pivotal vote provoked rancorous reactions from some of his constituents.  The Journal Star of Peoria declared Thomas Railsback as a “dead duck”.  Despite the vitriolic reactions, he received a standing ovation from a local chamber of commerce and was re-elected to four more terms.  So, doing the right thing is paramount and will be analyzed by others.  It goes down in history as courageous and equitable.

If more politicians show courageous effort, rather than being reluctant to put country over party, then the United States will be a better country because they did so.  Reluctance is not equitable to the American people, the courage that is indicated will be analyzed and studied by future students for many generations.  The same political courage that Congressman Railsback took during the Watergate Scandal, is the same political courage that Senator Mitt Romney showed this week.

Senator Mitt Romeny voted to convict President Donald Trump, which means he found him guilty on Abuse of Power.  In December, The House of Representatives indicated two articles of impeachment against the President.  Including Article 1: Abuse of Power and Article 2: Obstruction of Congress.

https://apps.npr.org/documents/document.html?id=6572310-Text-Articles-of-Impeachment-Against-President

If you did not see Senator Romney’s speech, here it is…

This was a remarkable and historic speech, that indicated faith, and a Constitutional obligation to convict an impeached President.  This speech will go down in history as an indication of political courage.  So, will senators and politicians years from now be able to do something audaciously when others may be intimidated?

Is it true that the President of the United States colluded with a foreign power in the middle of an election?  What else is in Robert Mueller’s Report? Great Question.

Here’s what we do know,

• Paul Manafort pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges
• Michel Cohen pleaded guilty for lying to Congress
• Secret Trump Tower Meeting
• Maria Butina in Jail, Alleged Russia Spy Agent

This is what we know so for, it just depend on what we do with it! So what else is in Robert Mueller’s Report?

Thanks for joining me!

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